TAGGED: Discovery AIM, fluids, mesh
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August 26, 2019 at 8:14 pm
seffa
SubscriberI have a server room which is being ventilated by two cylindrical plenums with holes 1 inch OC supplying air and a single exhaust vent on the top.
I have successfully ran the model and am setting up the results. It seems like no matter how many streamlines I add I cannot get streamlines to show the air coming out of the last two or three holes. I know that the mesh is good on those holes and that air is coming out.
I have added 4 images. Three are images of the streamlines at each view. I have circled the holes in which air does not seem to be flowing out of.
However, the fourth image is a contour plot down the middle of the holes and shows that equal amount of air are coming out of each hole at around the same velocities (5 m/s).
Does anybody have any idea why I cant get streamlines to reflect what the contour plot says is happening?
Thanks
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August 27, 2019 at 1:47 am
Gaurav Sharma
SubscriberHi seffa
Can you share this model with us for further investigation. I can send you a securetransfer link separately over email if the model is bulky or cant be shared on public forum.
Regards,
Gaurav
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August 27, 2019 at 1:09 pm
seffa
SubscriberGaurav_ANSYS I did want to say that in those picture the seed location is set at the very begging of the air plenum. However, if I set the seed locations at the individual air holes then they do appear to show proper airflow. I think I will just add seed locations to all of them to ensure I get what I want.
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October 14, 2019 at 10:51 am
Gaurav Sharma
Subscriberseffa
Hope you encountered no further issue after doing the needful.
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October 14, 2019 at 12:34 pm
seffa
SubscriberThis was more of a graphical issue. If seed locations are set at each air hole then proper airflow is shown,
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Thanks
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